Deneb/Vega-Lite can use nested facets to easily compare multiple categories of data. Whereas the small multiples available in native Power BI visuals concatenate charts in a filled grid, nested facets in Deneb/Vega-Lite use a true matrix approach and permits a “ragged-right” rendering which can ease visualization and comparison. (NOTE: I didn’t quickly find a way to implement a “ragged-right” rendering with native Power BI visuals; I’d be happy to be proven wrong.) The example presented herein...

The IBCS standard can enhance the clarity of visualizing relative performance by distilling it to its essence, and I enclose a Deneb/Vega-Lite template for such an IBCS-style visual. This is a single composite visual that’s been provided with only category (product), current year (Sales CY), and previous year (Sales PY) data values. This template illustrates a number of Deneb/Vega-Lite features, including: a “title” block with title and subtitle text a “transform” block to extend the datase...

Explore this interactive visualization about the world of visualization itself - see charts arranged by popularity and trends in this collaboration between Google News Lab and Adioma

Hello community   I would like to share with you a Power BI report, which can help you to choose the most suitable chart for your data. You must enter the properties of your data in the filter on the left, to obtain a list of graphics that put forward your data. You can also click on a chart to see ...

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